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  1. And to answer if I'm in the health care field is "NO" not at this time.I'm going to start school to become a nurse so right now I dont know everything and was looking for advice since I've gotten good feedback from all of you.Just because I asked doesn't mean I'm stupid everyone in this world has questions and that was mine.
  2. Thanks YOU...All of you. I'm glad you all replied I know that something about her seemed phony in the blog she wrote,but I just wanted to be sure and know the right facts.
  3. i have a question and really dont know where to post it. i have a friend who recently posted a blog about her mom being sick. this is what she said "[color=olive]my mom is very sick. the doctor told us that becuase my mom's thyroid went so hyper-active that her heart beat is at 580 beats a minute whereas you are only supposed to have around 180." now...i just have a question...i thought the "normal" heartbeat should be between 60-100 (80 is perfect and sounds real good to me) but i didn't know 180 was what you are supposed to have?? i have caught this girls in many lies before about her own health and i hope she isn't lying about her mothers problems:nono:,but her mom is home and doing okay but wouldnt you think 580 beats a min is alittle much for the body. my heartbeat has been high after surgery and i went into cardic arrest (sp?) and i had alot of trouble and mine wasn't to high but high enough where it affected my body. 580 to me would kill a person if it didnt get under control. i think that if it was that serious they would have kept her mom in the hosp. i'm just not sure what to think..is it true you can have a heart rate of 580 and still live and not be affected by it...and what is the normal heart rate for a adult?? thanks girls and guys!
  4. wanted to stop by and say thanks for sharing this link!!!

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